Sentence examples for proposals led from inspiring English sources

We're seeing those proposals led by nontraditional activists -- not the public pension funds, not the unions -- but money managers.

Opposite is the former General Post Office, with a statue in front of reformer Rowland Hill – whose proposals led to the creation of a uniform charge for letters and the world's first adhesive postage stamp, the Penny Black.

He said the companies would "rewire their technology" to protect children - but the lack of further detail on the proposals led some experts to suggest they would be unworkable.

Rather than a step change in community consultation, the proposals led to one of the largest community mobilisations since the Irish anti-nuclear movements in the 1970s [53] and the receipt of 35,000 submissions related to grid infrastructure in January 2014.

Talfourd's proposals led to opposition, and he reintroduced modified versions of them year on year.

These proposals led to the creation of international organizations (such as the UN and NATO), and international regimes (such as the Bretton Woods system and the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT)), which were calculated both to maintain a balance of power in favor of the United States and to regularize cooperation between nations, in order to achieve a peaceful phase of capitalism.

In fact, even with the declines in loft insulation, our proposals lead to double the jobs in the insulation sector than today.

Our proposals lead to a much leaner and simpler implementation that offers better extendibility and significant further speedups of local search algorithms.

While only 2% of proposals lead to a licensing deal, there is no shortage of merchandise: EPE has over 100 licensees who invoke Elvis to sell everything from American Greetings cards to Zippo lighters.

The Townes-Schawlow proposal led several groups to try building a laser.

Cameron's proposal led to several months of extremely frosty Anglo-Polish relations.